Govt introduces Jan Vishwas Bill 2.0 in LS, proposes to decriminalise 288 provisions
Jan Vishwas (Amendment to the provisions) Bill 2025, Minister of Trade and Industry, Piyush Goyal, said that it aims to improve trust -based management for ease of doing business.
The bill was later directed to Lok Sabha Election Committee for review. On the first day of the next session of the parliament, he was assigned to submit his report to the Parliament.
The bill introduced religion as he demanded a discussion about the protest against opposition parties and voter revision on Bihar and other issues.
Legislation, Motor Vehicles Law, 1988, New Delhi Municipal Council Law, 1994 (NDMC Law) and Road Transport Law, including 1950, proposed to eliminate norms related to a number of laws. 1950. Tea Law, 1953, 1953, Legal Metrolology Law, 2009, Motor Vehicles Law, 1988 and Motor Law Law, 1988 and Motor Law, 1988 and Motor Law, 1988 and Motor Law, 1988 and Motor Law, 1988 and Motors Law, 1988 and Motor Law, 1988 and Pharmaceutical Law, 1988 and Pharmaceutical Law, 1988 and Pharmaceutical Law The law is recommended for more discrimination within the scope of 2023 and the current invoice. In the Motor Vehicles Law, he proposed to provide relief and clarity, including vehicle recording, including state -wide vehicle recording instead of the invoice judicial authority; If the driver’s license is applied after the expiry date, it is valid as of the renewal date; A period of grace 30 days after the end of the license; and the request courts authorized to ignore the filing delays for up to 12 months. It is recommended to change a total of 355 provisions through this bill. It includes 67 people to encourage ease of doing business and to facilitate ease of life.
The legislation is part of the government’s efforts to develop the country’s business environment.
The 2025 draft expands this reform agenda to cover 16 centers governed by 10 ministries and departments.
In accordance with the bill, for the first time, criminals under 10 laws will be given advisory or warning for 76 crimes.
It also recommends that the imprisonment for small, technical or procedural defaults be replaced by monetary penalties or warnings. It is recommended to make penalties proportional and prolonged penalties for repeated crimes.
In addition, the draft 2025 proposed to rationalization of penalties; and the revision of fines and penalties. Pursuant to the bill, the officers will be authorized to punish them through administrative processes and thus reduce the burden of judicial.
“Jan Vishwas (Amendment of Provisions), the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, points to an important milestone in India’s regulatory reform journey.” He said.
In the NDMC law, it suggests a transparent and formula -based system due to its bill, property size, usage and location, and suggests that the approved value method be changed by the unit area method.
Furthermore, in accordance with the 1961 Apprenticeship Law, there will be a provision for warning for crimes such as asking for an apprentice to make overtime without the approval of the apprenticeship advisor.
Currently, such crimes can be punished with a fine of 1,000 RS.
In accordance with the 1948 Central Silk Council Law, the draft aims to abolish the imprisonment because it has made any wrong statement. In order to prevent the exercise of any government, the imprisonment (up to one year) and a fine (up to 1,000 RS) is proposed.
